Sentence examples for divisions date from inspiring English sources
Shīʿite divisions date from Jaʿfar's death.
These divisions date from when these states were shaped by colonial pens, with boundaries that rarely reflected either shared ethnicity or a shared desire to live together.
The divisions date back to the George W. Bush administration, and most occurred before Mr. Perez was confirmed in October 2009.
The divisions date to seven years ago, when Bishop Finn took over the diocese and implemented broad changes in a variety of areas, from the tone of the diocesan newspaper to the way priests celebrate Mass.
But many textbooks still tiptoe around causes and conduct of the Vietnam War, to avoid stirring up political divisions dating from that era.
He drew huge support from Thailand's rural poor but strong opposition from other sectors in society, and the divisions dating from the 2006 coup continue to dominate the political landscape.
2 Peter has no numeration, leading to the conclusion that the system of divisions dates prior to the time the Epistle came to be commonly regarded as canonical.
In the second example, annotations at the country, administrative division, date and host perfectly matched but no information was available at the administrative subdivision level in the OpenFluDB record, resulting in a total score of 36.
The island's formal division dates to August 1974, when troops from Turkey landed in northern Cyprus.
The investigation into Bank of Scotland's corporate division dated back to the start of 2006, when the HBOS parent group was run by Sir James Crosby.
A summary of the investigation by the 82nd Airborne Division, dated January 28 and provided to Reuters, said "no specific incidents of abuse were found".
